Amateur structures and effect on performance
Amateur structures and their effect on performance: the case of Greek voluntary sports clubs. Dimitra Papadimitriou. University of Patras, Department of Business .
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Improved effectiveness of performance monitoring in amateur instrumental musicians We evaluated the effects of instrumental practice on cognitive control functions. Depape, ) that require the involvement of frontal brain structures.
Description:Soccer is unique in comparison to other sports, as it is the only sport in which participants purposely use their head to hit the ball. A soccer player can be subjected to an average of 6—12 incidents of heading the ball per competitive game, where the ball reaches high velocities. Moreover, in practice sessions, heading training, which involves heading the ball repeatedly at low velocities, is common. Although the scientific community, as well as the media, has focused on the effects of concussions in contact sports, the role of subconcussive impacts, as it can occur during heading, has recently gained attention, considering that it may represent an additional mechanism of cumulative brain injury. The purpose of this study is to review the existing literature regarding the effects of soccer heading on brain structure and function.
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